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Karrze Rolloff Rentals
Karrze Rolloff Rentals LLC is a family owned and operated dumpster roll-off company serving all of Ulster County, as well as certain areas in Dutchess... more
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Scott Excavating Inc
Scott Excavating is located in Verbank, New York and has been providing top-of-the-line demolition and excavating services to the community since 1990. We know what it... more
R.F. Brill Excavating
R.F. Brill Excavating is an excavation contractor servicing Poughkeepsie, NY. With over 30 years in the industry, we have the experience to tackle jobs of... more
Mannain Karl Excavators
Karl Mannain Excavators specializes in all types of digging, demolition, bulldozing, backhoes, water & sewer line work, and more. We are capable of completing all kinds... more
Mallen Excavating
Since 1974, Mallen Excavating has been serving Poughkeepsie, New York and the entire Hudson Valley area. We perform comprehensive demolition and excavating services for residential and... more
Local Boy's Junk Removal
Licensed, insured, and bonded, Local Boy’s Junk Removal & Contracting is proud to serve the greater Mahopac, NY area as a locally owned and operated... more
Liberta Bros Inc
Liberta Bros. Inc. is your #1 local solution for all your demolition, construction, and waste removal needs. We are a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business and NYS SDVOB #191915. ... more
Karrze Rolloff Rentals
Karrze Rolloff Rentals LLC is a family owned and operated dumpster roll-off company serving all of Ulster County, as well as certain areas in Dutchess... more
JD Von Der Lieth & Sons
J. D. Von Der Lieth & Sons Inc. is located in Rhinebeck, NY has been serving surrounding areas since 1946. As a family-owned business, the fourth generation... more
In and Out Excavation LLC
"Matt did a great job. He was very professional and hard working and I would hire his company again in the future." more
Hughes Haulage
Hughes Haulage is a family-owned and operated company that provides residential demolition throughout Duchess, Putnam, Westchester, Orange, and Ulster Counties in New York. Get in... more
H. Clapp Construction
If you are searching for honest demolition contractors who actually show up on time and communicate clearly, our small team is ready to help. H.... more
Evergreen Excavating LLC
For the most thorough and detailed excavation and demolition work in Columbia County, few contractors can compare to Evergreen Excavating LLC. We offer a variety... more
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Demolition Tips for North East, NY
What are important questions to consider before speaking with a demolition contractor?
When trying to find the right contractor, you'll need to have some information on-hand to get an accurate quote. Here's an example of some of the information you'll need for common demolition projects:
House Demolition
- House square footage — How big is the home planning to be demolished?
- Materials used to build the house — What materials are your home made of?
- Access — How close is your house to your neighbors? Are there any trees or landscaping nearby that you want to be left intact?
- Foundation — Do you plan on keeping or removing your foundation? How thick is the foundation?
Interior Demolition
- Square footage — How big is the area of your house that you want to be demolished?
- Utilities — Are all utilities shut off? Will any electrical or plumbing need to be relocated?
- Access — How accessible is the area? Is it located downstairs, upstairs, in the basement?
Pool Removal
- Size — How big/deep is your pool?
- Type of pool — Is your pool inground or above ground?
- Material — What material(s) is your pool made of (e.g. gunite, fiberglass, vinyl, etc.)?
- Water level — Is there water still in your pool?
- Access — Is the pool easily accessible with equipment?
Concrete Removal
- Concrete square footage — Approximately how big is the area of concrete to be removed?
- Concrete thickness — How thick is the concrete you want to be removed?
- Access — Is the concrete easily accessible, or are there obstacles in the way?